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I try to keep an eye on Rapex reports as they are a good way of keeping abreast of how regulations are interpreted across Europe.  In the last couple of weeks there has been a case of the Spanish equivalent of trading standards ordering a product to be taken off the market because of their resemblance to food.  They are quoting an EU directive - this is the one from 1987. http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:31987L0357&from=EN It's a directive so it is up to individual countries to enact national legislation to address it, which are supposed to be consistent across the EU.  The UK implemented this in 1989 with the Food Imitations (Safety) Regulations.  The way it should work is that Spain should have enacted an equivalent act, so I think we can assume that the rules are the same in Spain. What should you do when something like this happens?  I don't have any connection with Bomb Cosmetics so I don't know what their approach would be, but I know what I would do in their place. Are I certainly wouldn't take it lying down. There are a number of arguments and you could bring to bear in this case. The first one is plain and simple common sense. Nobody is going to eat a soap that looks like a piece of cake. Even if they did it would be unlikely to swallow it once as they realised the mistake. And in the doubly unlikely event of them actually swallowing it, no harm would come to them. This argument can be backed up with statistics. Presumably there are data for the number of units already sold. This could be compared with the number of people who have actually eaten the product. I am pretty sure number of problems that would be zero. This could be backed up with publicly available information on the number of hospital admissions for consumption of cosmetics. This is going to be a very low number. In I think 2002 there was a conference held by the Society of Cosmetic Scientists. The speaker who was invited from the poison centre said that they only h

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